Would this be adequate for a child's bedroom replacement door due to space?
40408
Awful! The top "hinges" break easily and opening the wallscape is ridiculous. I plan to discard it and purchase a decent one in Home Depot or Lowes.
40409
Maybe for an older child or one that is not mobile yet. It is not very sturdy, my children 2,6 & 8 made quick work of the one we had in the laundry room. Little ones can tug the top down, older ones can rip the tiny screws from the wall just in opening it.
40410
That rather depends on the child. If it's a child that isn't going to be running into it & treating it rough, it would be fine. It looks very nice But wouldn't be able to hold up under rough treatment, just as most things won't. I've had mine hanging since I bought it, can't recall how long, maybe 2 years. And it looks just as good as the day it was hung, very nice.
40411
guess so I use it as a pantry door I had one in place for 12 years and I just had to replace it so I Guess it could work for a child's Room.
484113
I'd buy 2. They are very thin and you could stick the first on the door and the second strip to it to close any gaps
1440747
There is a thin plastic sheet you can attach at the corners, they attach with clips, to create two rooms, it is very thin so we ended up not using it between us and the kids. Also, the door is accessible from either side of the "sheet".
803673
Yes, we can still use the door - no problem. The space is a little more narrow but it works for us.
2000034
Yes it is a nice size. We put it on a twin bed. The door was not a zipper and I did not like it. The Velcro didn't close well.
1752246
That's a small toy hauler opening. The adjustable metal frame I think would shrink to fit, but there would be some extra material on the room portion that might not pull tight enough without modification. This might not help.
961336
I have installed this door in two of our doors, each of which is just under 3.5 cm in thickness. It should be fine in a door that is 4 cm thick.
841566
It comes unassembled in a box and it would definately fix the door. It is not as fancy as it looks. But woukd serve the purpose in a short run.
186878
I can't see where that would be a problem. As long as you have a horizontal surface to mount the track to with proper clearance it should work quite well, it's just going to be an external (and visible) door. I have given thought to doing this for my bedroom closet so that I don't use any extra space inside the closet. Remember that all of the hardware will be totally unconcealed, but the good news is that it's not a bad looking piece of equipment! Good luck with your project!
2275134
The gate is pretty easy to use and I suspect it will work fine in a doorway that is not exactly, completely square...depending, of course, on how un-square the door in question really is.
947776
You will have to check the size, it is rather large so measure .....I put mine on the door but does take space. I do love it
597160
It fits with no problem. We are using one as a privacy lock on our bedroom door, because the kids are too curious! :) Just require to drill two little holes, but it comes with a template and if you are handy, that should be no trouble. Battery last almost a year for us and still going strong. (Duracell I'm using) If the battery dies there is two other methods to open the lock from outside. It comes with regular Keyes (which you should hide somewhere safe) or there is a connector for a 9V battery on the bottom which will give extra boost for the old batteries inside and let you in as long as your finger is with you!
1582588
I use it between my door an bed also, there's about 2 feet in space. An it fits perfectly
2149927
I would think so but with the full size door, there would be more leverage to forcibly open the door, also while the magnets are very strong the doors material might cause an issue (ie steel door)
1576779
My door is about 33", but there is some extra room. I think it would fit perfectly.
95980
I guess if the door on the side or even the one on the end would match up perfect you could, only remember it is only the size of a door not the whole side opens.
1776200
that's what I have. The plastic is thick, so depending on the area your door is you may be good to go. My wife was worried about kids poking their fingers through, but did not want to do the work necessary to add a 1/8" vaneer to the door. So, I put down a contact paper and that worked out very well. I stappled the contact paper top and bottom for extra strength.... but personnally, if you don't have kids. Just put it up.....it ROCKS.